Nothing less than a series of custom-built instruments such as "a bespoke digitally-controlled pipe organ; a 30 foot pendulum that harnesses the earth's gravitational pull to create musical patterns, creating a unique bridge between the ancient and the modern; a bespoke gamelan-celeste hybrid; and a one-off extraordinary pin barrel harp".
In the iconography of Italian Fascism, Mussolini's extraordinary physique-barrel chest, wide legs, Rodinesque brow, and jutting jaw — was ubiquitous.
They include several varieties of etched carnelian and long barrel beads made with extraordinary skill and accuracy.
Still amazed themselves by the extraordinary roller coaster in oil prices, from $11 a barrel one year ago to $34 three weeks ago and now back to about $28, many oil ministers are adamantly against moves that would trigger yet another plunge.
Completely streamlined, the watch hides away extraordinary De Bethune innovations and registered patents: self-regulating twin barrels, a silicon and white gold balance wheel, balance spring with flat end curve, triple pare-chute shock-absorbing system and silicon escape wheel.
They have unusual barrel-like trunks and are known for their extraordinary longevity and ethnobotanical importance.
The over-representation of TIM-barrels among analogous enzymes is consistent with the extraordinary biochemical versatility of this symmetrical domain resulting in its ability to catalyze a broad variety of biochemical reactions [ 28, 29].
An exhibit in 2007 at the Craft and Folk Art Museum in Los Angeles, "Eva Zeisel: Extraordinary Designer at 100," included a recent collaboration with retailer Crate & Barrel based on her curvaceous designs from the 1950s.
The Emerge festival at Warwick Arts Centre celebrates some of the extraordinary companies that are emerging from Warwick University, and will include performances from Dumbshow, Barrel Organ, Walrus and more.
What should have come as a surprise were the extraordinary prices oil traded for between 2006 and 2015, at over $100 a barrel.
